"Robbie Printz"
has been seen on Comedy Central, NBC, MTV, and A&E. The Improper Bostonian named Robbie Printz Boston's best Comedy Act, in their Best of Boston 2003 issue. Robbie won the 2002 Boston Comedy Festival. Robbie has performed at the best comedy clubs across the nation, as well as numerous colleges and corporate events. His performance is a reminder of childhood wonders and adulthood absurdities; delivered with high energy and a fast pace that keeps audiences laughing from start to finish.
Boston's best bet for comedy on the south shore for more than 10 years. Formerly located at the HOLIDAY INN Randolph now in the completely remodeled HOLIDAY INN Brockton. Conveniently located just of Route 24 at exit 18 in the Westgate Mall
Show Only, or have Dinner or Appetizers at your show seat. Full Bar offer with waitress service. One of the very few comedy clubs in New England where you dine in the showroom.
When: Feb 13, 2010 8 PM Where: Holiday Inn in Brockton,Massachusetts Cost: $20 $5 Off with college ID Posted by:comedyman
Imagine, create, explore! Join us for a FREE and interactive, hands-on community event! Spend the afternoon in our amazing art workshops, watching live performances and exploring the galleries.
When: Feb 15, 2010 12 AM to Feb 15, 2010 12 AM Where: Fuller Craft Museum in Brockton,Massachusetts Cost: FREE! Posted by:evdb
Meetings can take any form from poker games to dinners out to shooting pool bowling or taking in a ballgame (The Rox on Brockton are a great deal). The group will set the agenda!!!
Designed for older students who love art and want to move to the next level, this is an individualized program. We encourage self-expression while promoting mastery of a variety of media and materials. Registration and additional info may be found online.
When: Feb 16, 2010 12 AM to Feb 16, 2010 12 AM Where: Fuller Craft Museum in Brockton,Massachusetts Cost: Mem: $135 NonMem: $180 * contact the Venue listed below for ticketing information Posted by:evdb
Get hands-on with craft! The Fuller Craft Museum invites teens to shake off the cold of winter and jump into four days of studio workshops! Visit our website at www.fullercraft.org or call 508-588-6000 for more details.
When: Feb 16, 2010 12 AM to Feb 16, 2010 12 AM Where: Fuller Craft Museum in Brockton,Massachusetts Cost: Price: Posted by:evdb
JOIN US FOR A PUGGIE WONDERLAND AT THE FEBRUARY PUG MEETUP! We're going back to the Dog Daze Day Camp in Walpole, MA, right on Route 1 - don't worry, there's off street parking! The location has been provided by our own meetup member and Pug meetup sponsor, Anne Francis, co-owner of the day camp. With Annie and her Pugs providing the venue, we are thrilled to be able to continue our meetups right through the winter. Your organizer will be bringing the the soft drinks and paperware, but I am counting on our other members to bring the snacks. Feel free to bring snacks for the Pugs. Our members have never failed us yet. If you are coming to your first meetup, please be sure to let us know, so we can introduce you to everyone and make you and your Puggies feel welcome! WOULD YOU LIKE TO HOST A MEETUP? Please let your organizer know! We try to schedule the meetups for the 2010 calendar far enough in advance so that you can plan your Puggies' social calendar! Please note that all of the Sunday meetups are scheduled to take place at at Assistant Organizer Sharon's home in Carver - where Buford, Millie, and Max hang out - and all of the Saturday Second Meetups are scheduled to take place at your Organizer Charlotte Creeley's home in Brockton - where Clovis, Cletus, and Boogie live. However, we are always delighted to change the venue when someone else wants to host a meetup! We're hoping that the folks who have hosted before will be able will step in and host a social or two in 2010. For those who haven't hosted before, but would like to try, and if you do have a fenced yard large enough to accommodate anywhere from 30 to 60 Puggies and a few assorted other small breeds, please let your organizer know. We would like to give everyone a chance to host who would like to host! It's fun! ABOUT THE MEETUPS We're all responsible Pug owners here, so don't be concerned about your babies. Wherever we meet, we'll make sure to have shade and plenty of water for keeping Pugs cool. There will be soft drinks and something to snack on for the people attending! If you bring treats for the Pugs, please ONLY hand out treats around the central table where everyone can keep an eye on the dogs, DON'T FEED CLOVIS, and PLEASE BE SURE that nothing gets dropped - your organizer has a Pug (yes, that would be Clovis...) who has brain damage which makes it very difficult for him to swallow. I don't want Clovis to choke to death on a stolen treat, and I'm sure no one else does either.. Thank you for your consideration! Other small dogs are welcome, but please ask in advance if you can bring dogs other than Pugs. If you have a little Puggie roughneck on your hands, you can bring him too - but be prepared to keep an eye on him. If he starts bullying or being too rough with another dog, give him a time out until he can get himself under control. We want everyone to have fun! Your organizer pays $72.00 twice a year in January and July for the privilege of organizing the South of Boston Pug Meetups, and believe me, it's worth every penny for the fun we have. If you would like to help defray the costs, please make a voluntary contribution of $1.00 to Charlotte Creeley each time you attend. Remember, it's VOLUNTARY - even if I had to pay twice as much, it would be worth it for the just to see the smile on Clovis, Cletus, and Boogie's faces when the Puggie meetups roll around.
Based in Southern Oregon, wood sculptor Christian Burchard creates sensuous wall sculptures from Pacific Madrone root burls. Blocks of this wood are cut into thin panels that the artist sandblasts and bleaches into series entitled "Skins and "Torsos. The forms, with their undulations and textures, are supple and smooth, and bring to mind landscapes, maps and bodies.
When: Mar 20, 2010 10 AM to Mar 20, 2010 12 AM Where: Fuller Craft Museum in Brockton,Massachusetts Cost: Members/Students: $7, Non Members: $10 WGBH members receive 50% off admission; 10% off in gift shop Posted by:evdb
When: May 7, 2010 12 AM to Mar 7, 2010 12 AM Where: Fuller Craft Museum in Brockton,Massachusetts Cost: Members/Students: $7, Non Members: $10 * contact the Presenting Organization listed below for ticketing information Posted by:evdb
In honor of Brocktons legacy as the worlds one-time shoe capital, footwear in a mix of media speaks to a multitude of contemporary issues.
When: Jun 6, 2010 12 AM to Jan 3, 2010 12 AM Where: Fuller Craft Museum in Brockton,Massachusetts Cost: Members/Students: $7, Non Members: $10 * contact the Presenting Organization listed below for ticketing information Posted by:evdb
What do measuring tapes, pencil tips and copper wire all have in common? They are all materials used to create some of the unique baskets and vessels in basket [r]evolution. The exhibit challenges how we define "baskets" today.
When: Sep 10, 2010 12 AM Where: Fuller Craft Museum in Brockton,Massachusetts Posted by:evdb
Best known for his beautiful cast glass sculptures, artist Dan Clayman recalls his former career in theatre lighting with a gallery-sized installation that addresses light, movement and translucency.
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The City of Brockton was founded as a town in 1821 then later as a city in 1881. It is located in Northern Plymouth County between Boston and Cape Cod.
Better know as the “City of Champs” Brockton is the home to the heavyweight boxing champion Rocky Marciano and middleweight champion Marvelous Marvin Hagler.
Tourists are encouraged to visit the Fuller Art Museum and enjoy the beautiful music of the Brockton Symphony Orchestra along with the Buckley Performing Arts Center.
